Misma Silfver
Misma Silfver
Senior Quality Consultant
🎂 MoTaBirthday | March 2, 2017
3 people sitting at a table posing whilst reading The Testing Planet newspaper.
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
Liked this, like a coach, just asking questions, no answers. Food for thought.
Lessons for software testers from three great Western philosophers
Oh I love it, had not thought about this angle, thanks for sharing these insights! I did Philosphy 101 in high school and that is the extend of my experience on this. So seeing how you tie these to software testing is really fun and cool! Bit like critical thinking content, courses I recommend to all testers in our company. Nothing to do with Playwright or Postman. :-D
There is this kind of cross "industry" lessons one can find in almost everywhere when you read with thinking hat on.
So Apparently I've Been Using Claude Wrong This Whole Time
I've been using the "let it take notes" but in the context of creating my personal use FPL application. To keep note of the architecture decisions. I think I will extend it to the tipped test framework docs too as things have gotten wee bit unwieldy lately as I have tried to change databases. :)
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
"Liked this, like a coach, just asking questions, no answers. Food for thought."
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What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time?
When a system improvises like a jazz soloist, "different" stops meaning "wrong"
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